the place is a bit tighter than what we imagined. when my husband sat on the couch, his legs touched the TV lol but we were on vacation and really didnt need to be watching TV anyways, so I guess it was kind of a blessing in disguise. if you are hoping to stream TV, bring your own device, as that was not something provided.
the location is decent. maybe close enough to everything you need but far enough from everything you want..? it is close to a lot of embassies so it is fairly safe. if you are a young woman, be prepared to have a lot of older men lurking your way.
it is walking distance to a 711 which also has various vendors parked out front if you are wanting a cheap bite to eat. thailand is also known as "gem city" and one of the most reputable gem vendors is very close.
if you are looking for someone to help you along your stay in Bangkok, this host is probably not for you. she was fairly quick at responding to a few of the questions we had but we quickly resorted to other avenues when needing answers or help with anything around the city. her help was either backwards or unhelpful at the very least.
no one reached out to us upon arrival, during our stay, or when we left. as a matter of fact, she sent us check out instructions the 2nd (out of 8) night we were there, so...there's that. we asked for help booking a reservation to a restaurant, which she claimed she tried and said they were "booked" but one of our tour guides tried and got us in, so...there's that too.
the place was very clean and the washing machine was helpful to have access to. there is a dryer, but it is downstairs in the parking lot. 10 baht for 10 minutes. not too shabby. the A/C here was on point as well. nothing like walking in a hot city, into a hot lobby, then ahhh....the sweet A/C. if you are a shower snob, the water pressure is a bit on the lower side and the water temperature is very inconsistent, so be prepared to either be scalded or freezing in a moments notice.